Dependency Injection with Dagger 2 in Android
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Wayne
Dependency Injection (DI) has been a very popular technique in recent years. In Android, Dagger 2 is the most commonly used DI framework.
Scheduling Works with WorkManager in Android
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WorkManager is the officially recommended API for persistent work in the background. The persistent work refers to the work remains scheduled through app restarts or system reboots.
Spring Data JPA Custom Queries with Native SQL
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Spring Data JPA simplifies the operation of accessing the database. Developers can save writing a lot of simple query SQL. This article will introduces how to use Spring Data JPA with a native SQL to build a complex query SQL.
Implementing JWT Based Authentication in Go
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We will start by implementing a login REST API, verifying Username/Password, generating JWT Token, and verifying JWT Token.
Creating REST APIs with Go and Database
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Go has simplified syntax and great run-time efficiency. This article will explain how to create a backend application with Go, implementing REST APIs and connecting to the database.
Using Retrofit with Kotlin Coroutine in Android
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We often use Retrofit as an HTTP client to communicate with RESTful APIs in Android. Kotlin coroutine can make Retrofit easier to use. This chapter will explain how to use Retrofit with coroutine.
Sending Push Notifications Using FCM in Spring Boot
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Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) allows us to send messages to Android, iOS, or web applications, also known as push notifications. This article will introduce how to send push notifications via FCM in Spring Boot.
Receiving Push Notifications Using FCM on Android
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Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) allows us to send messages to Android, iOS, or web applications, also known as push notifications. This article will introduce how to set up Firebase console and how to implement an Android app to receive push notifications.
Customize Exception Handling in Spring Boot
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When developing Spring Boot, when we throw an exception, Spring Boot’s exception handler will help us deal with it and send back a JSON to the front end. In this article, we will explain how to customize the JSON content returned to the front end.
Python Candlestick Charts
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Candlestick charts are often used to show the trend of stock prices. A single candlestick can indicate four prices, which are the highest price, the opening price, the closing price, and the lowest price.
